By: Carla León Celaya Holiday celebrations are over and we somehow managed to make it through all the parties, the excessive calorie consumption and all the free spending. Now, all you have left is a paper, completely filled out with
By Staff Winning seasons or not, tickets for the Chicago Cubs Spring Training games in Mesa, Arizona have always been a hot item; now with a World Series Championship in their trophy case it is expected that their tickets will
By: Samantha Collins You were probably wearing your fanciest cowboy boots on New Year’s Eve to dance the night away, and why stop now? Espinoza Paz is coming to town! The Sinaloan singer, whose hits include “Al Diablo Lo Nuestro”
Happy New Year! 2017 is coming in strong with some of the best events yet in the Valley for the entire family. January’s the month for new beginnings, a fresh start and hitting the right notes with those New Year’s
By: Samantha Collins The holidays have come and gone in the blink of an eye. It’s time to start this new year, and what better way to spend the first weekend in January than with a grand sendoff for our
Apache helicopters are produced in Arizona, where defense contract spending fell from $13 billion in fiscal 2012 to $9 billion in fiscal 2016, mirroring a national drop in spending. (Photo by Audrey Weil/Cronkite News) By Sabella Scalise | Cronkite News
(Feature Photo: Peruvian Paella/Credit: Ron Dollete/Flickr Creative Commons) By: Isabel Byfield I have always been curious about Peruvian food, but never had the opportunity to try it. I eat pretty much anything and love all food, but I have to
You know the film Jerry Maguire right? Upon getting fired, while leaving the office Jerry announces he’s starting his own agency and asks if anyone is willing to join him. Sweet Dorothy agrees. Turns out, it’s happening more and more in
2016 was without a doubt a big year in news. Whether it be good, bad, uplifting or heartbreaking, there were headlines that definitely stood out from the rest. And that’s why we’ve created this list, to take you on a
Arizona was the only state, of the five with recreational marijuana initiatives this fall, where voters rejected the measure. But marijuana advocates are already looking ahead and predicting legalization – either through a rematch at the polls or a push
